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I need a way to toggle off the obfuscation of the key names for dictionaries. I have to pass dictionaries to functions that are imported and the names cannot change. As a workaround I am having to put all of the dictionaries into a plain text file.
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I'll try to come up with some very generic solution. For instance, a begin and end delimiter via a comment in the code to not obfuscate the contents within that block would be a nice feature. Or, a way to recursively denote not obfuscating child members of certain objects or collections...
In my fork, I already added a feature like that for public / private access. I.e. a way to obfuscate libraries where no public identifiers (or children thereof) become obfuscated, but all private identifiers in the library do.
I need a way to toggle off the obfuscation of the key names for dictionaries. I have to pass dictionaries to functions that are imported and the names cannot change. As a workaround I am having to put all of the dictionaries into a plain text file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: